Henry V Trailer

Henry V Trailer (1979)

23 December 1979 Drama, War, TV Movie 170 mins

Insulted by the Dauphin, the newly-crowned King Henry V gathers his troops for war. But Henry must convince his men that he has left his wild days behind, and prove himself as a leader.

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Cast

Alec McCowen

as Chorus

David Gwillim

as Henry V

Martin Smith

as Duke of Gloucester

Rob Edwards

as Duke of Bedford

Roger Davenport

as Duke of Clarence

Clifford Parrish

as Duke of Exeter

Derek Hollis

as Duke of York

Robert Ashby

as Earl of Salisbury

David Buck

as Earl of Westmoreland

Rod Beacham

as Earl of Warwick

Trevor Baxter

as Archbishop of Canterbury

John Abineri

as Bishop of Ely

William Whymper

as Earl of Cambridge

Ian Price

as Lord Scroop

George Howe

as Sir Thomas Erpingham

David Rowlands

as Sir Thomas Grey

Crew

David Giles

Director

Colin Dixon

Colin Dixon Sound Director

Odette Barrow

Odette Barrow Costume Design

Elizabeth Rowell

Elizabeth Rowell Makeup Artist

Dennis Channon

Dennis Channon Lighting Director

Jim Stephens

Jim Stephens Editorial Services

Fraser Lowden

Fraser Lowden Production Manager

Beryl Watts

Beryl Watts Production Assistant

David Lloyd-Jones

David Lloyd-Jones Music Consultant

Alan Shallcross

Alan Shallcross Script Editor

International Titles

The BBC Shakespeare: The Life of Henry the Fifth Trailer

International Releases Dates

United Kingdom 23 December 1979

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